M4: Financial Statements and Ratios

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Financial Statements

are a collection of summary-level reports that present an organization's financial performance, financial position, and cash flows over a specific period.

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Financial Ratio

expresses the relationship between two or more financial statement accounts using mathematical formulas.

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Balance Sheet

is a financial statement that provides a "snapshot" of a company's financial position at a specific point in time.

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Assets = Liabilities + Shareholders' Equity

Asset Formula

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Assets

Resources controlled by the entity as a result of past transactions and events from which future economic benefits are expected to flow to the company.

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Liabilities

Present obligations arising from past transactions or events, whose settlement is expected to result in an outflow of economic resources or assets.

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Shareholders' Equity

The residual interest in the assets of the company after deducting all liabilities.

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Income Statement

Presents the company's revenues, expenses, and net income over a specific accounting period. It measures the firm's financial performance and operating results.

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Comprehensive Income

Includes recognized gains and losses that are not reported in the income statement but are reflected in the equity section of the financial statements.

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Retained Earnings

Represents the accumulated profits earned by the company after deducting dividends and other distributions made to shareholders.

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Changes in Equity

A reconciliation showing the beginning and ending balances of shareholders' equity during a reporting period, including contributions, profits, and distributions.

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Financial statements

provide a clear picture of a company's financial condition and operating performance.

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Construction Accounting System

Include the software, hardware, and personnel necessary to operate a construction accounting system

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Cash

The easiest of the accounting method to use.

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Accrual

Provide a more accurate financial picture by recognizing revenues when the company has the right to receive the revenues

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Percentage of Completion

Requires construction companies to recognize revenues, expenses, and estimated profits on a construction project through thecourse of the project.

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Completed Contract

Recognize revenues and expenses at the completion of the project

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Balance Sheet

statement of the financial position, this gives information on what the company is worth from a book value perspective.

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Income Statement

Shows their profit and loss over a period of time

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Cash Flow Statement

Shows what happen to cash for a period of time, operating, activities, investing activities and financing activities

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Financial Ratios

the relationship between financial statement item or accounts expressed in mathematical fashion.

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Net Profit Ratio

measures the amount of net income per peso of sale

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(netincome/revenue) x 100

What is the formula for net profit ratio

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(net income/Total asset) x 100

What is the formula for ROA

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Rate of return on Total Assets

measure the company’s profitability in using their total assets

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asset turnover

signifies maangement efficiency in using their assets to generate sale revenue

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gross profit ratio

measure the gross profit per peso of sales revenue.

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(Gross profit/revenue) x 100

What is the formula for Gross profit ratio

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Cash flow margin

indiate the firms ability to translate sales into cash

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(Cash provided by operations/ revenue) x 100

What is the formula for cash flow margin

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current asset- current liabilities

What is the formula for working capital

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Working capital turnover ratio

gauge management efficiency in using current asset to generate net income

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Rate of return on net working capital to generate revenue

measure management efficiency in using net working capital to generate revenue

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(net income/ net working capital) x 100

What is the formula for Rate of return on net working capital to generate revenue

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(net income/ equity) x 100

What is the formula for rate of return on owners equity

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Rate of return on owners equity

indicates the amount of return per peso of owners equity

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earning per share

measure the peso return on each ordinary share issued

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net income/ total number per share

What is the formula for earnings per share

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price earning ratio

indicates the relationship between market price of ordinary shares and the earnings of each ordinary shares

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market price per share/ earning price per share

What is the formula for price earwning ratio

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dividends payout

measures the percentage of the companys earning paid to the owner

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dividends/ net income

What is the formula for dividends payout

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retained earning to share capital

measures the probability of declaration of dividends by the firm

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retained earnings/ share capital

What is the formula for retained earning to share capital